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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
4
Community notices list shoe repair needs and hospital treatments for Mrs. Helen Carter in Centerville while Henry Wendland remains seriously ill. A parade of visitors travels through Moulton Osborn and Ottumwa, with many families welcoming newborns and sharing meals and gatherings. The 753rd Tank Battalion map reaches local families, and social events include bridge parties and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Carson.
Noah Probasco and family from Tucson Arizona visit Mrs John Kearse. Miss Jean Potts from New York City visits Wm Potts at John Yates home. Mrs Kearse called to Glenwood Missouri for brother Wm Biles death. funeral held Friday. Harry and Wesley Rumley visit Jacob Stevens. Emma Ray joins for weekend. Supper guests at Leonard Watkins home in Missouri last Friday. Philothea class Methodist Church to meet Mildred Gale for covered dish dinner on Monday July 1. Bread and butter sandwiches requested.
Conservation officer RK. E. Sloan reports recent catfish catches on the Skunk River dam at Oakland Mills near Mt. Pleasant, including a 47 pounder and a 38 pounder.
Four sets of twin calves have been born in the E. J. Pittman herd in Hancock county over the past fifteen months all of them heifers with one exception.
Everett Vincent 51 died when a lightning bolt struck a barn as he and his son Dale sought shelter near Keota. Dale was knocked to the ground but unharmed.
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington declares relief from rheumatism and arthritis after years of pain and offers to provide information to others. She invites letters to P O Box 825, Vancouver.
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